Sales
Finds intent, qualifies it, drafts the follow-up.
The agentic operating system · closed beta
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Not tools.
Teammates.
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Everything they did while you were out.
Every action, attributable.
It found the leads and enriched them
Filtered on your ICP, then pulled the signal that makes the email land.NameCompanyTitleSignal
Marta KowalskiNorthwind OpsVP OperationsHiring 3 ops roles
Priya RamanCadence HealthHead of RevOpsRaised Series A
Tom AlvarezLumen FreightCOOSwitched CRM in June
It wrote each one personally
Merge fields are not names in a template. It used the signal it found.Subject3 ops hires, or none
You are hiring three ops roles this quarter. Before you do, worth seeing what Northwind could hand to agents instead. Most of it is queue clearing.
Then it told the team, without being asked
Posted to the channel you nominated. Nothing happens off the record.OOperaterAPP#founders
Outreach sent 5 personalised emails this morning. 2 opened already, 1 reply from Cadence Health asking for pricing. Draft response is waiting in Review.
One instruction. The whole team moves.
Marketing
Watches the category, writes on-brand, ships the calendar.
Dev
Ships the fixes, reviews the code, keeps the pipeline moving.
Customer Success
Spots churn weeks before the renewal call.
Product
Turns scattered feedback into ranked, evidenced input.
Finance
Runway, burn, and the invoices that quietly slipped.
People
Sources, screens and schedules: the parts that eat weeks.
Investor Relations
Updates written, sent and tracked on your cadence.
We're launching on Tuesday. Get us ready.
MarketingLaunch-week content plan drafted and scheduledWorking
SalesWarm list segmented, 42 accounts prioritisedWorking
DevRelease notes drafted, staging build verifiedDone
SuccessTop 20 customers briefed ahead of the changeWaiting on you
Scoped. Logged. Reversible.
HubSpotSlackNotionGmailRevoked
TimeAgentScopeAction
09:14Lead Genhubspot:writeWrote 42 enriched accounts to the CRM
09:31Outreachslack:postPosted the morning summary to #founders
10:05Successhubspot:readFlagged Cadence Health as a churn risk
10:22Outreachgmail:sendSent 5 personalised emailsPaused
10:40Salesgmail:draftDrafted the reply to Cadence HealthPaused
10:51Salesgmail:readRead 2 replies, both loggedPaused
Revoke a connection and every agent depending on it stops within seconds. What they already made stays yours.
One month, on the record.
1,847Actions this month
94.2%Approved without an edit
6.4 hYour review time, down 41%
$39Solo, 400 actions a month
$199Growth, 2,000 actions a month
150Free actions a month, no card
One credit is one action. What you pay tracks what your agents actually did, not how many people you have.
For the ones who read the footnotes.
One credit. One action.
Every action an agent takes (one search, one draft, one message sent) costs exactly one credit, and every one of them lands in your activity log. Count them yourself. The full agent team is on every plan, including the free one.
Free forever
150 actions a month, the whole agent team, unlimited people. No card, no expiry. Paid plans add agents that work on a schedule while you sleep.
Solo
$39/month
For solo founders and indie hackers turning an idea into a company.
- ✓400 actions / month
- ✓2 agents working at once
- ✓Full agent team + orchestration
- ✓Scheduled and triggered agents
- ✓Unlimited seats, spaces, connections
- ✓Persistent agent memory
Growth
$199/month
For funded startups running sales and marketing on agents.
- ✓2,000 actions / month
- ✓5 agents working at once
- ✓Full agent team + orchestration
- ✓Scheduled and triggered agents
- ✓Unlimited seats, spaces, connections
- ✓30-day money back, no questions
Scale
$599/month
For teams of 20 to 200 running whole functions autonomously.
- ✓6,000 actions / month
- ✓15 agents working at once
- ✓Full agent team + orchestration
- ✓Guided onboarding + priority support
- ✓Unlimited seats, spaces, connections
- ✓30-day money back, no questions
For scale: a 50-prospect outbound sequence runs about 180 actions. A competitor brief, 45. A week of scheduled publishing, 60.
Past your monthly actions, extra actions are $0.14 each and your agents keep going. Nothing stops mid-task, ever. Annual plans include two months free.
Beta testers get free access now. These plans activate at public launch, and the first 100 customers get 50% off for their first twelve months.
More than 200 people, or need a custom volume? Talk to us.
Questions worth asking before you delegate.
What is an agentic operating system?
An agentic operating system is software where autonomous AI agents do the work rather than help you do it. You connect your tools once, give the system context about your business, and agents execute tasks end to end across those tools, coordinate with each other, and report back. It is the layer that comes after SaaS you operate manually and AI assistants you have to prompt.
How much do AI agents cost?
Operater is free forever for 150 actions a month, with no card. Paid plans are $39 a month for 400 actions, $199 for 2,000 and $599 for 6,000, and every plan includes the full agent team with unlimited seats, spaces and connections. One credit is one action: a search, a draft, a message sent, each of them logged where you can count it. Extra actions past your plan are $0.14 and agents never stop mid-task. Across the market in 2026, comparable agent platforms run roughly $30 to $150 per user per month, and custom-built agents cost $1,500 to $25,000 to build plus monthly running costs.
How is this different from Zapier, Make or other automation tools?
Automation runs a fixed script you build and maintain: if this happens, do that. An agent decides. It reads the situation, chooses the sequence, handles cases you never specified, and escalates when it should. Automation breaks when reality differs from the flowchart. An agent adapts, and it improves as it accumulates context about your business.
Can AI agents actually replace a hire?
They replace the execution layer of a role, not the judgment layer. Agents are strong at qualifying leads, drafting and sending follow-ups, running content calendars, clearing operational backlogs and flagging churn risk. They are weak at complex multi-stakeholder deals, crisis handling and relationship work. The honest framing is that a small team with agents produces the output of a much larger one, which is different from firing anybody.
How long does it take to get an agent working?
About three minutes. You connect your email and your main messaging tool, pick an agent, and it starts. There is no prompt engineering, no workflow builder and no code. Sales agents also connect your CRM, since that is where their work lives.
What can an agent access, and what stops it going too far?
Each agent gets the narrowest access that does its job, limited to channels you nominate. Every read and write is logged and attributable, so you can audit any action an agent has ever taken. You choose which actions need your approval first, and you can revoke a connection in one click, at which point dependent agents stop within seconds and the work they produced stays yours.
Do you train AI models on my company data?
No. Your workspace data is not used to improve any model, ours or a third party's, and our model providers are contractually prohibited from training on it. Connection credentials are encrypted at rest with per-workspace keys.
Who is Operater for?
Early and growth-stage startups and SMEs, typically 1 to 200 people, who have more operational demand than headcount. It suits founders and operators in SaaS, AI and other digital-first businesses, and it is built for that scale rather than adapted down from enterprise software.
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